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Component failure in NASA’s deep-space crew capsule could take months to fix

NASA to launch satellite to track rising sea levels

By Justine Calma

SpaceX’s Crew Dragon docks crew of four to the International Space Station

SpaceX Crew-1 team harnesses the Force by bringing Baby Yoda with them to space

SpaceX successfully launches second crew to space on first operational mission

Four astronauts are now on their way to the space station

How to watch SpaceX’s first operational Crew Dragon mission to space

By Loren Grush

What to expect from SpaceX’s Crew-1 launch to the space station

Senate committee’s budget for lunar landers falls short of NASA request

By Loren Grush

NASA administrator says he plans to leave position under Biden administration

By Loren Grush

Watch as NASA celebrates 20 years of humans living on the International Space Station

By Loren Grush

NASA’s OSIRIS-REx probe successfully stores small sample of asteroid rocks in its belly

SpaceX is replacing two engines on its Falcon 9 rocket ahead of next crewed mission

Water ice on the Moon may be easier to reach than we thought, new studies claim

NASA’s OSIRIS-REx was so good at grabbing asteroid rocks that they’re overflowing

Stunning images show NASA’s OSIRIS-REx spacecraft stirring up rocks on an asteroid

Three astronauts are returning 凯发k8官方旗舰店home after waiting out most of the pandemic in space

NASA’s OSIRIS-REx spacecraft successfully taps an asteroid in attempt to grab a sample

Watch as NASA’s OSIRIS-REx mission attempts to grab a sample from an asteroid

By Loren Grush

A NASA spacecraft is poised to snag the largest sample of rocks from an asteroid ever

OSIRIS-REx is about to perform its signature feat

First scientist slated to fly to space on Virgin Galactic’s suborbital tourist rocket

By Loren Grush

NASA astronaut launches on Russian rocket as US transitions to private spacecraft

US and seven other countries sign NASA’s Artemis Accords to set rules for exploring the Moon

Earth’s next mini-moon might be space junk from the 1960s

By Mary Beth Griggs

Head of Russian space program calls for more international cooperation in NASA’s Moon plans

Boeing astronaut withdraws himself from first crewed test flight of passenger spacecraft

NASA is about to launch an upgraded microgravity toilet to the International Space Station

Four American astronauts plan to vote from space this year

Production company aims to film space reality TV show, with the winner flying to orbit

By Loren Grush

What the future of Venus exploration could look like following major discovery

By Loren Grush

NASA wants to buy Moon rocks from private companies

NASA astronaut Jeanette Epps gets another assignment to the space station after canceled trip

Sorry to inform you an asteroid will not be taking out Earth right before Election Day

It’s super tiny and has low odds of hitting us